What route does Ezekiel's river take after leaving Jerusalem?
Ezekiel's river flows from the throne room in Jerusalem back to the Mediterranean Sea and down to the Dead Sea. It is thought that it may even continue out to the Persian Gulf, and the Dead Sea will become living water supporting fish.
Les explains that the river of water flows from the throne room in Jerusalem back to the Mediterranean Sea and down to the Dead Sea, and he thinks it will even go on out to the Persian Gulf. He connects this to Zechariah 14, where living waters go out from Jerusalem, half toward the former sea (the Mediterranean) and half toward the hinder sea (the Dead Sea), in summer and winter. Ezekiel says the Dead Sea will have every species of fish the Mediterranean has now; it will no longer be a saltwater sea but living water. Currently nothing can live in the Dead Sea, but that day is coming.
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Where does the river from Jerusalem's throne room flow according to Ezekiel?
Les says Ezekiel describes a river flowing from the throne room in Jerusalem to the Mediterranean and the Dead Sea, and he thinks it will even continue to the Persian Gulf.